Kingdom Hearts - 100 Acre Wood FAQ

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preferably the picture on the face-cover of the Book seen after the world has
been sealed OR of Sora sitting upon a tree branch admiring the sunset with Pooh
and Piglet, though any relating to 100 Acre Wood is much appreciated. Full
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!!!!!Welcome to Vrooney & Kngdmhrtsgmr's 100 Acre Wood FAQ!!!!!
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=========(LoFC)=========¿ECTION 1: List of FAQ's content======================
[1] List of FAQ's Content (LoFC)
[2] Foreword ........................................................(FW)
[3] Where & What the 100-Acre Wood is ..............................(1AW)
A. All the characters and their roles in 100 Acre Wood ..<ATC>
[4] Torn Pages ......................................................(TP)
A. How to attach them ..................................<HTA>
B Where to find these pages ...........................<WTF>
C. I can't find the page in (place)! ...................<CF>
D. What the pages are once attached ....................<POA>
I. Order of Unlocking ......................[OU]
[5] Intro to mini-games ............................................(ITM)
A. Mini-Game Hall of Fame ..............................<MG_HoF>
I. Qualifying Scores .......................[QS]
[6] How to acquire Sora's Cheer Ability ............................(SCA)
A. What is Sora's Cheer Ability? ......................<WSC>
B. Required mini-game scores ..........................<RS>
C. I didn't get Cheer, now what? ......................<NW>
[7] Walkthrough ...............................................(Wlkthrgh)
A. Old Book Delivery ...................................<OBD>
B. Empty Meadow/Pooh's House ...........................<EM/PH>
C. Hunny Tree ..........................................<HT>
I. Pooh's Hunny Hunt .......................[PHH]
II. Naturespark Gem - Bambi Summon .........[NsG]
D. Rabbit's House ......................................<RH>
I. Block Tigger ..........................[BT]
E. Wood: Hill ..........................................<WH>
I. Pooh's Swing ..........................[PS]
II. Stop-upgrade ............................[SU]
F. Giant Pot ...........................................<GP>
I. Tigger's Giant Pot ....................[TGP]
II. Rare Nut Gathering ...................[RNG]
G. Muddy Path ..........................................<MP>
I. Pooh's Muddy Path .....................[PMP]
H. Merlin's House ......................................<MH>
[8] Items' Locations ................................................(IL)
A. Storyline Items .....................................<SI>
I. Restorative Items .......................[RI]
II. Item Synthesis .........................[IS]
III. Power, Defense, and AP -Ups ...........[PDA]
IV. Gummi Blocks ...........................[GB]
V. Naturespark Gem .........................[NsG]
B. Rare Nuts ...........................................<RN>
C. Miscelaneous floaters ...............................<MF>
I. One-time Only ...........................[OtO]
II. Perpetual ..............................[Prp]
[9] Extra Stuff .....................................................(ES)
A. Increase in Altitude when gliding over pages ........<IA>
B. Jump over Wall located at the Muddy Path ............<JoW>
C. [empty]
D. [empty]
[10] Credits, Copywrite, and Contact -Info .......................(CC&C)
[11] FAQ VERSION HISTORY (VH)
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==============(FW)=============¿ection 2: Foreward============================
This FAQ was made to help all gamers alike who have trouble or need help with
a part of the 100-Acre Wood. It can be very confusing and sometimes even
frustrating to get past the mini-games. That is why Vrooney and Kngdmhrtsgmr
decided to team up and make this FAQ.
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=======(1AW)======¿ection 3: Where and what the 100-Acre Wood is==============
100 Acre Wood is a sub-world + sidequest that does not affect the
immediate storyline. It is located in a red-on-white colored book forelaying a
table found in the Magician's Study of Traverse Town. When you enter this
world, you become small to fit into the book and your sidekicks, Donald and
Goofy, are left out. The 100-Acre Woods is, infact, a world; you actually have
the goal in mind to seal the book, like you would with any other world
excluding Monstro. And your sealing it is required for you to see the secret
bonus movie following the credits, 'Another Side, Another Story'. To do so, you
must complete all five of its mini-games. Regardless of the scores you
obtained, Sora will seal the Keyhole after completing the Muddy Path mini-game.
In order to access all its different mini-games, however, you must attach
further pages of the book to it (see ¿4). These pages are scattered every where
over KH. As you find them, you thence open up more of the book.
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A. All the characters and their roles in 100 Acre Wood <ATC>
Here is a list of all the seven residents of 100 Acre Woods, as well
as what each of their purposes is.
-Sora: Sora, that's you by the way, is the only non-native character in 100
Acre Wood (or outsider). Being as odd and as big as he is compared to the
others, they are all a bit weary of him at first; but he quickly fits in and
they all appreciate him for his helping Pooh get Hunny, and things like that.
By the end, they all are very grateful to him and way more than accepting.
-Owl: He is the wiser one of the 1AW residents who lends you a welcoming wing
from the start, and guides you through all of 1AW, giving you help along the
way. He also trades in storative items for certain nuts with you at one point.
-Pooh: The stuffed teddy bear whose only seeming purpose in life is to get his
paws on hunny, and is constantly whining about not having enough of it, as if
it were the Great Depression. He is also there to offer you three peculiar
mini-games, and to bring some interaction to the other residents of 1AW.
In one of his letters to In another one,
Rabbit, he writes: his letter reads:
Please join in our next Everyone had a good
game of hide-and-seek! time with you. Even Owl!
--Pooh --Pooh
-Tigger: The happy and energetic tigger who just can't stop bouncing. His role
is being the somewhat obstinate idol for Roo and providing you with two fun
mini-games. Being as proud of a bouncer as he is, he gets jealous when beaten
by you in the bouncing game, but is elated when he does well.
-Roo: The baby kangaroo who hopes to someday be as proufound a bouncer as
Tigger.
-Rabbit: The understandably skeptical rabbit who wants simply to live a
peaceful life (such as not having his carrots bounced on by a certain tigger).
You help him out of predicaments on a couple occasions, and for it he seems to
be in eternal gratitude to you by the end.
-Eeyore: The somewhat shy donkey who misplaces his tail at one point. He is a
pessimist(someone who looks on the negative side of things).
-Piglet: A terrified little pig when he first encounters you, a tasty seasoning
to 100 Acre Wood, and good pal of Pooh. To pass time, he likes to sway his body
from side to side in a sort of dance.
Also, see what the journal has to say about them!
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=============(TP)===============¿ection 4: Torn Pages=========================
Torn Pages are sections of Pooh's world, The 100-Acre Wood, that have been torn
out of his "story" and got scattered over the worlds. There are a total of five
Torn Pages you acquire throughout the storyline: four to be found, one to be
awarded. You can see if you have a Torn Page by entering the item inventory.
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A. How to attach its pages <HTA>
To attach 100 Acre Wood's 'torn pages' to it, you first must find
them; each page can then be seen in your item inventory before it's attached,
called 'Torn Page'. Then, once you have found all or some of the pages, the
pages will automatically attach themselves to the book upon your first visit to
the Empty Meadow, one at a time, in a specific order regardless of how you
found them (see ¿4.D). Once a torn page is attached, it is no longer a torn
page but instead an area in the book replacing a white blotch, which you can
then visit to progress the 1AW storyline. Once you have 'completed' an area of
the book, done by playing its mini-game, regardless of your score the next area
will be available, replacing another one of the white blotches, so long as you
have another page in your inventory; otherwise it'll remain white. Everytime
you complete a mini-game, the next area will open up assuming you have since
found another page.
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B. Where to find them <WTF>
These are listed in the order that the worlds appear. For the
two locations with a [*] next to them, it may be helpful to have the shared
abilities High Jump, Glide, or Superglide to reach the chest, though isn't
required. It is suggested that you collect the pages as you visit each world.
-Agrabah: Cave of Wonders: Dark Chamber
It is in a treasure chest in the middle island. Open the chest to receive
your first Torn Page.
-Monstro: Chamber 6 [*]
On top of a platform on the side of the chamber. This platform is too high
to reach with jump, so throw a barrel on the top step. Then jump onto the
barrel and from there jump up to the platform to open the chest.
-Atlantica: Ariel's Grotto
Go into Ariel's Grotto and simply open all the treasure chests. It should
be near the top.
-Halloween Town: Research Lab
Search the bookcase to find this Torn Page.
-Total of 51 Dalmations [*]
After finding a total of 51+ Dalmation pups (17+ chests worth), head to
the Piano Room of the Dalmations' House and walk near Pongo and Perdita; they
will reward you with a Torn Page. You may have to collect previous prizes from
them at this point if you haven't done so already.
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C. I can't find the page in [insert place here], where is it? <CF>
I have never heard of a case where a Torn Page hasn't appeared. So basically,
if you have this problem, keep looking in the room elsewhere. If you still
can't find it then you can officially cheat.
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D. What the different pages are once attached <POA>
You can unlock 1AW's "pages" (the different areas), all of which contain one
mini-game each apart from the two innitial locations, only one at a time. So
all other book areas except for the ones currently selectable will have a white
spot there until you play its challenge. After you complete one, the next one
becomes available for playing. Also, you can replay these mini-games at any
time (same as with all other mini-games excluding the Barrel-Smashing Time-
Trials at Olympus Coliseum which are temporary).
Order of Unlocking [OU]
Areas | Mini-games
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0.) Pooh's House | 0.) [none]
0.) Wood: Meadow | 0.) [none]
1.)Hunny Tree | 1.)Pooh's Hunny Hunt
2.)Rabbit's House | 2.)Block Tigger
3.)Wood: Hill | 3.)Pooh's Swing
4.)Giant Pot | 4.)Tigger's Giant Pot
5.)Muddy Path | 5.)Pooh's Muddy Path
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=============(ITM)==========¿ection 5: Intro To MINI-GAMES=====================
There are several mini-games for the playing within 100 Acre Wood (five
to be exact), accounting for about 50% of the ENTIRE selection of mini-games in
KH, which, as a whole, make up most (or a hefty deal at least) of this world's
actual substance, if not ALL once you've done everything else there is to do
within 1AW, mini-games being so replayable as they are.
As with all other mini-games (besides those serving the Time Trials at Olympus
Coliseum which vanish after a point) in KH, your top five 1AW mini-game scores
are permanately recorded to Jimminy's Journal upon saving (at least until you
destroy those existing times). NOTE: your innitial scores always count toward
your high scores (e.g, if you score 192 licks your first intro-play on Pooh's
Hunny Hunt, that'll be your new high score in the Jounral and will stay there
until you beat it atleast five times over).
But these mini-games have a couple o' extra things other worlds' do not: one, a
short cutscene relative to your your achieved score succeeds each 1AW mini-
game, except for the two time-based ones (Pooh's Hunny Hunt & Tigger's Giant
Pot) --the higher your score means the more positive the cutscene, the lower
the more negative; and two, you can actually bring up the main menu screen
during these mini-games by pausing, and hence switch your keyblade and equipped
abilities around during the mini-game (which can come to your excellent
advantage on occasions) --both of which are unique to 100 Acre Wood.
Each 1AW mini-game hosts about five different possible ending cutscenes,
excluding the two mentioned (actually, Tigger's Giant Pot has two short ending
cutscenes: one for finishing, another for being disqualified).
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A. 100 Acre Wood Mini-Game Hall of Fame <MG_HoF>
Here you can see what it takes to be on the Mini-Game Hall of Fame, and the
gamers who have succeeded the minimal requirements and went out of their way to
achieve a high score. These scores can't be verified and any ridiculous e-mails
such as "I got a time of 30 seconds on Pooh's Muddy Path" will not be posted.
I. Qualifying Scores [QS]
(Arrayed in the same order that Jiminy's Journal has them by):
Pooh's Hunny Hunt: 260+ licks
HoF'rs:
1. Alvin 272 licks
Block Tigger: 210+ points
HoF'rs:
1. Alvin 225 points
Pooh's Swing: 45+ yards OR <15 yards
HoF'rs (45+ yards):
1. Kat 68 yards
2. Xlorep DarkHelm 61 yards
3. LonelyShadow 56 yards
4. Kyle 50 yards
5. Ronduwil 47 yards
6. Alvin 46 yards
HoF'rs (<15 yards):
1. Alvin 5 yards
2. Xlorep DarkHelm 6 yards
3. Chris "Ceta" Martin 13 yards
Tigger's Giant Pot: under 00'05"50
HoF'rs:
1. Alvin 00'04"54 [4.54 secs]
Pooh's Muddy Path: under 03'00"00
HoF'rs:
1. Alvin 2'31"36
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==========(SCA)=========¿ection 6: SORA's CHEER ABILLITY======================
The Cheer Ability is an ability for which both Sora and his two primary
teammates (that'd be D&G) acquire at some point in the game, all of whom learn
it through surpassing a particular milestone such as defeating a specific boss
or putting such`n'such mini-game scores to shame (as opposed to learning it at
level-X). In Sora's case, it's the latter example, and the mini-game scores he
must dominate are those from 1AW.
Afterwards, he is to talk to Owl at the backyard of Pooh's house, and Owl is
guarenteed to then grant him the ability given he met the score requirements,
as a token of gratitude for all the aid he provided from the several residents
of 100 Acre Wood to him.
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A. What is Sora's Cheer Ability? <WSC>
Sora's Cheer Ability is an ability that increases a summon's MP gauge thus
allowing summons to stay on the field for longer. This ability consumes a mere
1 AP once learned. Donald and Goofy also can acquire this ability by passing a
particular milestone (beating a specific boss, completing mini-games etc.). If
Cheer is activated on all three party-members (Sora, Donald and Goofy), it is
the most effective.
The discription of Cheer, word-for-word excerpted from KH, is as follows:
<Increases the summons' MP gauge, giving
them more time to attack per battle.
Equip to entire party to boost effect.>
Again, Cheer costs only 1AP once you have learned it, the very minimum of any
one Individual Ability.
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B. Required mini-game scores <RS>
To get Sora's Cheer ability, you must complete all five of the 1AW mini-games
within a certain time period or get above a certain score. Here is an easy-to-
comprehend chart showing you what the scores of each 1AW mini-game you must
dominate are (following Vrooney's 1AW mini-game strategies, they should be a
synch to put behind you):
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| {mini-game} | <required score> |
.________+__________________+______________________________.
| |Pooh's Hunny Hunt |100+ licks ** |
| |------------------|------------------------------|
| POOH's |Pooh's Swing |40+ yards * |
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| |Pooh's Muddy Path |05'00"00- (under 5 mins) *\** |
.________+__________________+______________________________|
| |Block Tigger |150+ points ** |
|TIGGER's|------------------|------------------------------|
| |Tigger's Giant Pot|00'30"00- (under 30 secs) *** |
.________+__________________+______________________________.
Difficulty Rater:
*- Easy
**-Intermediate
***-Hard
Note: After you get the techniques down, all of these become rather easy.
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C. I did all the requirements but didn't get Cheer, now what? <NW>
Now you must go to Pooh's house and talk to Owl. He should give it if you did
all the requirements. If he doesn't, check your Jiminy's Journal. It should
tell you all of your records under the mini-game section. If your record
doesn't meet the minimal requirement then you must redo the challenge.
Congratulations, you have earned Sora's Cheer Ability for reuniting Pooh and
his friends! ^&^
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============(Wlkthrgh)============¿ection 7: WALKTHROUGH======================
Book Map of 100-Acre Wood:
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| | | Exit * | |
| | * Rabbit's House | * | |
| | | Honey Tree | |
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| | * Pooh's House | Save | |
| | |* Giant Pot * | |
| | | * Swing | |
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| | | * Meadow | |
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| | Muddy Path | | |
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A. Old Book Delivery <OBD>
Location: Traverse Town; First & Third Districts
After you seal the Deep Jungle Keyhole when you arrive at Traverse
Town, go see Cid in the Accessory Shop and chat with him. He strikes a deal
with you to attach you new Navi-G gummi (that you acquired at Deep Jungle) in
exchange for a short errand: you must deliver a repaired Old Book to the
Magician's House. He also says after the delivery to meet him in the Vacant
House.
If you haven't been to the Magician's House yet, go to District 3 and
locate a stone door with a fire symbol on it. To make the door open, cast
Fire/a/aga on it. Walk in then jump your way across the pond by using the
moving rocks. Once you reach the island, find the cloth door and make your way
inside. A cutscene with Kairi will occur, followed soon after by one with
Merlin. Just talk to Merlin to deliver the book.
Then you can either make your way back to Cid or enter the book. You
won't be able to do much inside of the book, so I suggest heading over to Cid
to continue the storyline. And don't come back until you're done Neverland so
that you'll probably have all the Torn Pages by then. But if you decide to jump
inside the book now, you can visit "Empty Meadow/Pooh's House".
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B. Empty Meadow/Pooh's House <EM/PH>
Location: Empty Meadow & Pooh's House (See Map)
After you enter the book, make your way to the Empty Meadow. Walk
towards Pooh and he will explain that his friends are missing. After the
cutscene look at the end of the log Pooh was sitting on and open the chest to
receive a Mythril Shard.
Now make your way to Pooh's house. Before heading inside, go around
back and hit the chimney. Music should play indicating there us now a
Mega-Ether on the floor inside of Pooh's house. Now enter the house and talk
to Pooh. After this conversation check out Pooh's Cabinets for an Elixir. Now
leave the house and talk to Owl. He will explain to you exactly what the
100-Acre Wood and explain Torn Pages. If you already have one page you can
make your way to the first mini-game, Pooh's Hunny Hunt.
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C. Hunny Tree <HT>
After entering the Hunny Tree area you will see piglet running around. No
matter how much you chase him he will always be faster. So to catch him start
running one way and quickly change directions. Then hit X when the command
menu changes to 'Talk' instead of 'Hit' After this scene Pooh arrives. Now
talk to Pooh. He will explain to that his "tumbly is rumbly" and he needs to
eat some Hunny. Its awefully convient that there is a tree full of Hunny
nearby. Simply agree to help him and listen to Owls instructions.
PLAYER ADVICE: Dragonarh
Instead of running around the tree to catch Piglet, you can sneak up behind
him and then talk to him from a bush.
I. Pooh's Hunny Hunt [PHH]
The in-game screen name (i\e Magician's Study) this mini-game
is located at is called 'Hunny Tree', and in the main book is
the skinny balding tree at the top, just right of the book's seam,
left of the save spot near the top-right corner. NOTE: For returning
this page, you will be rewarded the Naturespark Gem, essence of the
Bambi Summon.
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This mini-game may seem simple, even shallow, but is actually deeper than it
first appears, and most definately has the quality of addiction with it (for
me atleast).
Your goal is to get the most hunny licks counted for Pooh within the two minute
time limit as as possible; Pooh does some of the work, you the most.
Pooh's simple job is to lick hunny out of the four holes of the tree; and once
he's obtained X-number of licks, he moves upward to the next hole to accumulate
more hunny at a slightly faster rate from there.
YOUR task is to protect Pooh's inflated balloon from getting popped by the
bees; and at the same time, it's to rack up the number of licks on the lick-o-
meter. Let me explain: every time you whack a swarm of bees coming Pooh's way,
you gain some aditional points: 5 if you hit them in the air without propelling
yourself upward any, 10 for whacking them from a branch in a way that causes
you to pop up (which is almost always) --so it's best to swing at them when
you're not airborn.
The length of your keyblade is most important in this mini-game, since with
further reach you can smack the bees from further distances (makes sense).
Not having High Jump equipped makes it easier also, 'cause it's all too easy to
OVERjump with it equipped in this mini-game; but you don't gotta feel too
pinned down, since you can always change your abilities DURING the mini-game.
Here is a walkthrough of how to score the most licks obtainable by end-game:
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PROCESS ONE
~Moment the mini-game starts, hop up to your immediate branch; note where the
bees will come from by which honeycomb is swarming with them. Once they exit
their hive, target-lock then swing at them from your branch and you'll score 10
quick licks before Pooh takes even his first.
~As Pooh is taking his merry ole time licking hunny out of the tree, wait for
the next swarm of bees to come; they'll exit from the hive on either your right
or your left; then target and swing at them to add 10 more licks to the score.
~The next batch of bees, exiting from the opposite hive as last, will approach
Pooh just as his balloon is taking him to the next level. Hit these bees with
your key, and you should pop up to the next branch; if not, then just jump up
to it yourself after you took care of the bees.
PROCESS TWO
~The next swarms of bees will again alternate between two hives; repeat the
first process, and Pooh should rise aloft to the highest branch upon swatting
the fourth batch of bees from upon this branch.
PROCESS THREE
~Once Pooh moves on to the final hole, hop up one branch (if you didn't pop
upto it automatically from whacking the bees), staying one branch below Pooh as
you were, and simply target-lock + swing the bees, all for which are now
emenating from one hive and one hive alone, doing so at intervals of just over
eight seconds (see first note). Just keep whacking some ninety seconds (till
the mini-game ends).
:Additional Advice:
In the event that you do slip off your branch, I advise using manual branch
hopping to reach Pooh if Pooh's only two branches high, but going instead with
the somewhat unreliable Rush if he's way at the top (so that you can beat the
bees in the race to Pooh's balloon); it is entirely possible, however, to not
use Rush at all, even when you fall off from the highest branch, and still
manage to extinguish those pesky bees via your handy keyblade. Be aware that
using the Rush Ability will subtract 5 points from your lick-o-meter.
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: -Things--To--Note- :
*Each fresh swarm of bees leave their honeycomb exactly eight seconds after the
former ones were offed by your blade; this being said, it is best to target-
lock + strike the bees the moment the they exit their hive.
*The bees are always produced from the hive swarming with them beforehand; the
hive swarming with bees is the one the bees will emerge from.
*In processes one and two, bees consistently alternate between two honeycombs
as from where they exit each time, and come from one hive alone for process
three.
*The VERY first batch of bees have three seperate hives from which they can
emanate: the one reachable from the next-higher brance, the one behind you, OR
the one directly in front of you. After the first batch, though, the latter
hive is excluded as from where the bees sprout.
*Agility is the key in this mini-game.
*The hardest tree segment (or branch) to jump to is the very first one (easiest
accesed with Rush, harder to do by manual Jump or High Jump), closely followed
by the second-to-last branch (easiest accessed through whacking the bees, then
by Rush, lastly by jump + glide).
*It's easier & faster to swing bees from below (rather than above) them, though
is irrelivant so long as you're within reasonable range of the bees from where
you stand upon your branch.
*Similarly, it's always better to hit the bees when standing on the branch one
down from Pooh, since the bees, without exception, emanate from below him.
*You should never jump-and-swing if you can help it; doing so earns you a mere
5 licks, instead of 10 (and it's harder to do besides).
*Do NOT combo the bees; you'll fall off your branch if you do, and score only
5 points instead of 2X that amount.
*Following these steps, your score should more than tripple or even quadruple
from the time you start slicing bees in process three to the end (from <72
licks to 285+).
Here are my top five scores:
1. 296 licks
2. 292 licks
3. 292 licks
4. 292 licks
5. 292 licks
It is interesting to note that in not one of those five scores did I do
anything majorly wrong; the diference in points is due to the speed by which I
hit the bees.. and I think it has to do with a little luck at the last branch.
I am eager to score the big 300, but there's only so much perfecting to be had
in this mini-game (compared to the others).
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II. Naturespark Gem [NsG]
(See also ¿8.A.V.) Now that you completed the Hunny Tree, exit to the Book
Directory, and the torn page will morph into the Naturespark Gem. Leave the
book, talk to the Fairy Godmother, and it'll become the Bambi Summon.
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D. Rabbit's House <RH>
When you first get to the field, where Rabbit lives, you want to check
the mailbox to read a letter from Pooh. After this go behind the tree and talk
with Pooh and Piglet. Then head into Rabbit's house for a talk with Rabbit.
After the conversation push your R1 button to lock onto a Hunny pot in the
rafters. Examine the pot and leave the house after doing so. Attempt to leave
Rabbit's house.
Piglet will then come running after you tell you that something awful has
happened. Enter the house to realize that Pooh has gotten himself stuck in the
tunneling leading out of Rabbit's house. Exit the house and head around back to
talk to Pooh. After talking with him, Tigger will appear, triggering a new
mini-game. Listen to Owl for a complete description of how to play Block
Tigger.
I. Block Tigger [BT]
The in-game screen name (i\e Third District) this mini-game is
located at is called Rabbit's House, and
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In this mini-game, your goal is to protect Rabbit's fifteen carrots from being
bounced on by Tigger. Your score is based on how many times you block Tigger
multiplied by the total number of carrots you save. Before a carrot is bounced
on, it is poking through the ground same as would any other carrot. When Tigger
bounces on it once, it is mashed into the ground a little bit. And if it gets
bounced on twice, it is completely pushed into the ground and is beyond
protecting.
Like in Pooh's Hunny Hunt, this 1AW mini-game has the 'Rush' command replacing
the question-mark at the bottom of the Command Menu. You can use this skill,
when standing on a carrot which hasn't been bounced on twice, to sprint over to
the next carrot before Tigger beats you to it to score point.
And the key to succeeding in this mini-game is using Rush CONSTANTLY, from
start to finish.
It is rather difficult, however, to protect the first carrot. To do so, you
must push up on the D-pad the very moment the mini-game starts while running
into the play area onto the nearest carrot, then use Rush as it becomes
available.
So the course of the mini-game should go down like this: mini-game innitiates >
you push up on D-pad while running onto nearest carrot > select Rush to run and
block Tigger from first carrot > wait one second for Tigger to point in new
direction while reselecting Rush > Rush to next carrot before Tigger and score
point > reselect Rush > [repeat to end].
To amplify the success rate of Rush, you must very quickly back-track whence
you came the moment you land on the carrot you're to protect from Tigger.
TIP: Sometimes Tigger does an extra bounce when adjusting the way he's facing
just to psyche you out, especially when on boundary carrots. A lot of times he
does this, the carrot he is going to bounce to is the very same carrot (he will
do this only if he failed to bounce on the carrot his first try), but even so
you should always take advantage of the Rush ability.
Here are my top five scores:
1. 255 points (17 x 15)
2. 255 points (17 x 15)
3. 255 points (17 x 15)
4. 240 points (16 x 15)
5. 225 points (15 x 15)
The very highest achievable score in this mini-game presuming you played
through it flawlessly, I believe, would be 270 points (18x15), and just
possibly 285 points (19x15) under a special circumstance.
If you matched or beat 210 (15 x 14)points, inform Vrooney through e-mail at
JLenos_pimple@HoTMaiL.com, so that you can be in the Mini-Game Hall of Fame
(great honor)!!
TIP: This mini-game has quite a noticable snowball effect with it. That is to
say, you either do well or you don't, typically.
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E. Wood: Hill <WH>
Enter the area and you will see a scene where Pooh and Piglet see
Eeyore in the water. Jump into the water to save him. After you save Eeyore he
will explain that he has lost his tail. At this point talk to Owl and he will
explain how to get Pooh to the top of the hill. To do this lock onto Pooh and
lead him up the hill. Be careful; Pooh has trouble making it up the steep part
of the hill. You may have to go around to the side in order to get him up the
hill. Then Owl should explain the mini-game you are about to encounter.
I. Pooh's Swing [PS]
The in-game screen name (i\e Vacant House) this mini-game is
located at is called 'Wood: Hill', and in the main book is
the picture of the tall ledge with a tree on it, in the bottom
right-hand corner. NOTE: For playing this mini-game, you
learn a Stop-upgrade (your first time that is, regardless of
your score).
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This one is quite simple really, it's just about timing. And the time to press
R1 for the optimal swinging distance is right before Owl has brought his wings
back together and they're about to hug his body again. If done smoothly, you
can easily swing Pooh 43-46 yards forward on the fourth push. It is important
to note, however, that the distance by which you swing Pooh is MOST dependent
on the last push you give him, even though they all affect his yardage
somewhat. Again, you should press R1 *just* before Owl's wings fold back
together (at the last possible moment but not any later), to swing Pooh as far
as you can.
*Furthermore, this 1AW mini-game has some of the funniest varying
cutscenes depending on your score. You can make Pooh land on the
ground just below the ledge with 5- yards, in the stream with
__-__ yards, on the ground directly 'cross the stream with __-__
yards, into a bush on that side of the stream with __-__ yards, and
clear outta the park with __+ yards.
Here are my top five best scores:
49 yards
48 yards
47 yards
47 yards
47 yards
-- I can't seem to swing a 49 again, with 47 being a rare occurence.
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II. Stop-upgrade [SU]
At the end of the mini-game, you will receive a cutscene dealing with
Eeyore finding his tail within his own home. The Torn Page will then turn into
a Stop-upgrade; depending on what you already did this could be Stop, Stopra,
or Stopaga. Congratulations, you attained the power of time!!!! Good Job.
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F. Giant Pot <GP>
When you enter, walk up to Roo and Tigger. Talk to them. They will ask you to
bounce with them. Agree to do so and talk to Tigger a second time. He will jump
about the stumps around the area. Watch what he does and memorize it. To jump
to each new stump, stand at the very front of the stump and jump to the next.
At this point he will bounce a second, more complicated course. If you have
trouble memorizing this one then follow these instructions:
-Jump forward to the second stump.
-Turn around and jump to the left stump.
-Jump forward until the ledge is the last thing left.
-Jump backward ONE stump toward the Giant Pot
-Turn around again and go until the finish (the ledge).
After you do this one he will do a third course in which Roo will
launch you into the air. You will then land in a tree branch from there you
must FALL not jump onto the stump below. If you cannot locate the stump use
first person view (by pushing the select button) and find it. From there it is
exactly the same as the first course you did. Warning! This course can and
will get you frustrated.
When you finish the last challenge talk to Roo to start another
mini-game in this section. The challenge of this mini-game is to break a pot
with nuts that Tigger throws out of it.
I. Tigger's Giant Pot [TGP]
The in-game screen name (i\e First District) this mini-game is
located at is called 'Bouncing Spot', and in the main book is
the area in the very center, just to the right of the book's seam.
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Now this one can be a bit tricky at first, but with knowledge of a few key
points, really isn't hard at all and even easily masterable.
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~The first key point is using the LONGEST KEYBLADE (that you have in stock), as
this has the longest reach and you therefore hit nutz when they're higher in
the air (again, this packs you a greater nut count).
~The second key point is equipping HIGH JUMP, since with it activated you'll
jump exponentially higher than without, thus hitting the nuts higher in the air
and in effect bagging you a more rewarding score.
~The third key point is NOT TARGET-LOCKING the nuts; doing so doesn't help any
what-so-ever, it only makes it harder (the reason being that it is easy to
target-lock other things in the general area by accident) --try it and you
shall see. Note~ Many prefer to target-lock the nuts anyways.
~Fourth is standing at the very BACK of the stump, then as the nuts come
nearer, leaping forward and up with the powers of High Jump, followed by a
nice powerful swing (and hopefully a hit); doing so ensures the maximum number
of nuts to be counted, and at the same time makes it much easier to hit them
(for some reason) but NOTE-- the length of your keyblade alters how far
forward or backward on the stump you should optimally position yourself for
each new batch of nuts (which is in the back when using longer keyblades).
~Fifth, I don't know if it is true or not yet, but you have a greater chance of
scoring high with every batch of nuts if you activate Lucky Strike.
~Sixth and most obvious, whenever you should succumb to falling off your stump,
simply hop right back on without touching the ground a second time, and you're
still fully in the game (and up to bat again).
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*Just take advantage of these four-to-six key points, and you should be fine.
Using either of the two longest keyblades (names ommited for minor spoiler
reasons), it is possible to score 20+ nutz on your very first hit, bringing the
game to an end then and there with a remarkable time of only 00'04"79.
**Also to note, the way that Tigger pitches each batch
of nutz varies. Different 'moves' of his sponsor different
sounds, or whistles --there's about two or three. One may
indicate a more outward throw, another a more up-and-down toss.**
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II. Rare Nut Gathering [RNG]
See ¿8.B
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G. Muddy Path <MP>
When you enter the 'Muddy Path', you will see Pooh walking around some sort of
swamp plant. Walk towards him and watch the cutscene that rolls. After this
scene, walk around the plant until the 'Examine' Option appears in the command
menu's 4th option. Examine this part of the plant to find out that Eeyore is
hiding inside of the swamp plant. Then just follow the mini-game instructions
to pass the final 1AW mini-game, Pooh's Muddy Path.
I. Pooh's Muddy Path [PMP]
The in-game screen name (i\e Moogles' Shop) this mini-game
is located at is called 'Muddy Path', and in the main 1AW
book is the area in the lower left corner.. that's a muddy
circular pathway amid wooded forest.
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This is the the fourth or fifth longest mini-game overall, after [MINI-GAME
SPOILERS!!] Pooh's Hunny Hunt also at 100 Acre Wood, Jungle Slider(x40\50fruit)
at Deep Jungle, and ofcourse Hades Cup + maybe Hercules Cup at Olympus Coliseum
[/MINI-GAME SPOILERS], and that's only if you finish it with notable speed. To
win it, or do well at least, you must use strategy --that's all there is to it.
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Your perspective goal is to find Pooh's five main 1AW friends, excluding Eeyore
and himself (Tigger, Rabbit, Roo, Owl, and Piglet), by locating then talking to
each one. They can be found in any order, but to finish in a fast time, the
order is most important, and is advised to be done\executed in the above
sequence to accomplish such a time.
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Be sure to check over the notes and 2-D diagram at the end of this mini-game's
walkthrough.
Also, it may be to your helpful advantage to first print this out to refer to
when playing the mini-game, as for quick easy reference so you don't hafta
memorize the entire walkthrough to follow the steps laid out in sequential
order.
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Notes and tips along the way are separated, or set apart, by {these things},
and consume less width than does the rest\main body of the walkthrough; and ~
denotes the next step or process toward completion.
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Now the question is, "What's the strategy??". Well the strategy that I use (and
which always provides me with a time invariably under two minutes) is as
follows, in a step-by-step walkthrough format:
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~The moment this mini-game starts, target-lock Pooh with R1, and lead him to
the the blue butterfly flowers (bbff) straight ahead and toward Sora's left
(against a wall). While waiting for Pooh to hurry his waddling ass over,
target-lock a honey-comb dangling high above your head, directly over the log,
and cast either a Thunder or Gravity spell on it (Gravity works better), which
will make it snap off and fall down into an out-of-sight hole in the log.
{TIP\NOTE: In the right hole of the far-back wall is Rabbit. You,}
{if you wanted to, could run up this and find him right away; but}
{because doing so resets both you and Pooh back with Eeyore, }
{it is best to wait til later to talk to him. }
~Once the flowers have transported Pooh over the ledge and he is aimlessly
standing upon the ground up there, do either of the following to reach him:
A.Hop into the air current coming from the circular well with your back facing
Pooh, and you should thereafter be blown onto the same level as him.
-or-
B.Trot over to the wall Pooh was carried over, just to the left of the bush
atop the ledge (near center of the wall, same as where Pooh got over); then
jump up and swing your keyblade, and you should ergo land upon the ground up
here the 'fast and easy' way. NOTE: In order to pull this off, you must jump up
& swing at the precise part of this wall while directly facing it, and cannot
be done with the taller wall at the other end of the log.. It may help to test
it out on a dry-run before actually using this method in the mini-game. ^
(SEE ALSO ¿9B)
~From here, target-lock Pooh in ordering him to cross the log while running
towards it, and once the target-lock automatically clicks off of him, swiftly
switch it to the raised honey comb hanging midpoint over the log with R2; cast
Gravity\ra\ga upon it, and it'll fall down, plugging up the hole in the log and
thus allowing Pooh to walk over it (if you hadn't already done so from the
lower level, that is). ^SEE STRATEGY NOTE AT END
{TIP: Make it a point never to target-lock Pooh by accident, and }
{not to target-lock him when closer to an edge than required; this}
{can give him the wrong idea, leading him in a direction of the }
{same sort --and though this doesn't occur that often either way, }
{it is quite a pain when it does. }
**Also, it doesn't hurt target-locking the spider web inside\within the log and
destroying it with a [preferably Fire] spell, so that Pooh has an aditional
route by which to get across (though this isn't at all needed, and does cost a
few extra seconds) ^.
~Now, as Pooh is crossing (either through or over) the log, hop onto it
yourself (careful to land on the log), and stand transiently stable as not to
fall off, waiting for bouncing Tigger to come close enough for you to 'find'
him by pressing X; doing so avoids a time-consuming cutscene of Pooh jumping
down or stepping through at the other end, and at the same while finds the
first of five friends.
{TIP: If you choose, you can run up to Tigger when he's way}
{at the other end of the log to find him quicker. Just make}
{it a point not to fall! }
**Once Tig's back at the Friends' Grouping Station (FGS) with Eeyore, that's
where you will be reset to, also --time to go harass the next friend!!
~Just to your left and back some, little Roo is sitting high upon an oddly-
shaped tree root; jump up and whack it with X after target-locking it, which
will cause him to spring off it the moment you step foot out of the muddy area
(or rather after several seconds), for you to then talk to him --you can watch
him jump down as you run onto solid ground with the camera angle facing Sora's
face, if you want (but you can talk to 'im later, now to catch Rabbit).
~Ahead toward the right, inside the dextral hole of the back wall (there're
three holes total), is Rabbit; run up to this hole and he will pop out of most
likely the middle one --skirt over there and talk to him before he returns to
that hole, and he will then be replaced at the FGS with Eeyore and Tigger,
where you'll be reset to also.
{NOTE: Rabbit doesn't *always* pop out of the middle hole; it }
{depends on what number he is to be found, along with a certain }
{degree of randomness. For example, he is more likely to pop out}
{of the middle hole earlier, but instead out of one of the other}
{two later on after more friends have been found. It's not that }
{big of a deal effect-wise, but interesting to notice. }
~You can now talk to Roo without wasting any time otherwise; do so.
{TIP: Roo is a small fella, and when you near him, Sora gets }
{in the way and Roo will no longer be visible. Since you can't}
{see just how far you are from him, don't press X until you }
{actually notice the execute command change to 'Talk' from }
{'Attack', so that you don't do anything prematurely. }
~Once he's there with the other three friends in\at the FGS, head back to where
Pooh is by either
A. hopping into the air current facing the opposite direction as
before, and you should in effect wind up on the same side as Pooh, this way; if
you by chance land on instead the middle of the log or opposite end, simply
cross on over, careful not to fall off.
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B. using the wall maneuver, then hopping across the log mindful not to fall
off.
~Target-lock Pooh and lead him to the bbff near you two, and they'll take him
up 'n over the small ledge onto the highest ground of 'Muddy Path'. Follow
after him by jumping over the ledge.
~Up here you should find a small hole in a tree forwhich Piglet is stationed,
and in a more secluded area Owl; lead Pooh to the small hole, and Piglet
will run down to the lowest level and then out a 'mouse' hole next to the
bbff down there (but you and Pooh will still be where y'all were). -Pooh is no
longer needed, abandon him.-
~Now jog over to the 'secluded' area and talk to Owl (if he isn't there at the
moment, just wait a second or so for him to return); he'll then be relocated
at the FGS with the other five, and likewise you will be, too.
{NOTE: Do NOT find Owl before locating Piglet, as }
{doing so will cause you to be reset at the FGS and }
{you will in effect hafta trek all the way back to }
{Piglet's innitial location to find the last friend.}
~Now run as fast as you are able over to little Piglet, talk to him, and TIME!!
You have found all five friends who were in need of such finding.
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*Don't worry 'bout getting it right your first go; the very
first time I played it, I got a time of 26'24"34 --26 minutes,
for crying out loud!! But on my very second try, I was awarded
a time of 06'53"56; then 5 minutes; then 3; and I finally
plateaued somewhere under 2 (01'35"26 being my personal best).
That was using no FAQ\Walkthrough\StrategyGuide.
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Additional Advice:
What abilities you equip or keyblade you use really has no effect on this one;
however, you *will* need some simple magic spells (preferably Gravity & Fire),
so you should assign them to the shortcut menu for convenience^; individual and
shared abilities (i\e shared ability High Jump or Glide), though, don't even
apply to this mini-game (meaning they are deactivated during the length and
moreover while at Muddy Path).
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^ STRATEGY NOTE: Using the wall trick, you can actually take care of the
honeycomb & spiderweb beforehand, saving a considerable 2-5 seconds ingame
time --y'oughtta try it out! You can use this skill to also explore around
the whole raised portion of the enclosed area that Muddy Path consits of
when you're not being timed, such as Owl's little place and continuous course
that he takes up into the air plus his descent back downard into his enclosed
space. (SEE ALSO ¿9B)
!OTHER NOTES!:
*Speed, strategy, and making as few errors\mistakes\accidents\spoof-ups as
possible are the keys to a fast time in this game.
*The most frustrating coincidences are when the wall maneuver fails on you,
low-AI Pooh jumps off a wall, you fall off the log, you hafta wait some
seconds for Owl to return, and when you're stuck watching a retarded
six-second cutscene of Pooh getting off or out of the log despite your
knowing that it's avoidable.
*Piglet is the ONLY one whose being found requires Pooh's assistance.
*This is irrelivant to the mini-game per se, but what is Piglet DOINg in that
tree?? Looks like he's doing a little swaying dance. . .
2-D diagram of Muddy Path
<>=entrance to the Muddy Path
FGS=Friends' Grouping Station
s=starting position with Pooh
tT=Tigger bouncing across log
.___P_____. R=Rabbit's base hole
|O /$ rr=Rabbit's other two holes
.___.rr__R....o$ K=Roo's location on tree root (K for kangaroo)
| p | F | KEY: ^=Roo after he's jumped + his facing direction
| ¿F W | | P=Piglet's innitial location
|___+tTcwt| | p=Piglet after running down tree
| +___+ O=Owl's accessable location
| \| o=Owl's peak point in the sky
| ..s.. | W=Well \ Air current
| .FGS. | tTcwt=log
|^ .FGS. +___. F=blue butterfly flowers (aka bbff)
K *---* ¿<> c=honeycomb hanging over log
+__________¿<> w=spiderweb inside log
|=solid\impassable wall or boundary
¿=wall you can jump over
___=solid\impassable wall or boundary
...=wall you can jump over
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H. Merlin's House <MH>
Location: District 3; Magical House
Now that you are back in action and life-size again, you can get some
goodies from Merlin and the Fairy Godmother if you've completed certain
requirements. Some you have completed in the 100-Acre Wood, some you haven't.
First let's visit the Fairy Godmother since she will probably take the
shortest. Just talk to her and show her the Naturespark Gem. She will say
something about it and will go even more in-depth if you haven't given her any
summons yet. You can now summon Bambi who is an awesome summon when Item
Synthesizing (Refer to the Magic/Summons FAQ for more detail). If this is your
last summon talk to her again and you will receive Donald's Lord Fortune which
is a well-rounded, great staff to have.
Now let's talk to Merlin. If you have all first level spells (Fire, Blizzard,
etcetera) then he will give you the Spellbinder keychain. If you have all
the third level spells he will give you Donald's Dream Staff (which you have
seen earlier in the game). Lastly, if you have all of the Spell Arts from the
White Mushroom "mini-game" (see Mushroom Hunting FAQ for more details), you
will receive Goofy's Dream Shield (which you saw earlier as well).
Now you have completed the 100-Acre Wood and have Sora's Cheer ability,
some more items, two gummi blocks, and have unlocked the secret bonus video
directly preceding 'The End' screen, "Another Side, Another Story" (if you have
sealed all other worlds, that is). Now go watch the Bonus Video which is a
concept (note: I said CONCEPT, NOT TRAILER) video of Kingdom Hearts II.
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===========(IL)===========¿ection 8: ITEMS' LOCATIONS=========================
What fun would 100 Acre Wood be if you couldn't obtain any goodies from it?!??
This section should assist in your locating of all the gettable items in 1AW,
from things obtained only at a point in 1AW's storyline such as the Naturespark
Gem which is the essence of the Bambi Summon, to miscelaneous items found in
nooks and nannies or hidden little places throughout 100 Acre Wood, to even the
rare nuts that award you with semi-useful items when you trade in for them with
Owl.
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A. Storyline Items <SI>
-should expound upon how and when you receive specific
items; elaborate
I. Restorative Items [RI]
-Elixir ¿1
-Mega Ether ¿1
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II. Item Synthesis [IS]
-Orichalcum ¿2
-Mythril Shard ¿4
-Mythril ¿3
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III. Power, Defense, and AP -Ups [PDA]
-Power Up ¿1
-Defense Up ¿1
-AP Up ¿2
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IV. Gummi Blocks [GB]
-Dispel-G ¿1
-Thunder-G ¿1
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V. Naturespark Gem [NsG]
(See also ¿7.C.II)
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B. Rare Nuts <RN>
..¿5
These may be slightly off because they were done from memory and the Brady
Games Strategy Guide. Please E-mail either of us if these are wrong. Credit
will be given to those that help.
Rare Nut 1
-Find Tigger and talk to him. Then jump on the seesaw and choose Roo. Locate
the Rare Nut. Jump up to get the nut. Fall down and run to Owl. Give Owl the
Rare Nut. You will recieve a Power Up for this Rare Nut.
Rare Nut 2
-Repeat the steps you just took to get Rare Nut 2. To get a Thunder-G fall
down a branch and open the treasure chest (glide makes this easier). After
giving it to Owl you will recieve a Defense Up.
Rare Nut 3
-Go to the back of the area and jump on the stump. A geyser will shoot up
causing another stump to rise on the other side. Run over before the other one
falls down and jump up on the tree to get another Rare Nut. When you give this
Rare Nut to Owl he will give you a Mythril Shard.
Rare Nut 4
-To get Rare Nut 4 find Piglet, he will be standing by a platform of bark.
Jump on a stump near Piglet to make a geyser shoot the platform into the air.
Quickly jump on the platform and jump up to the branch. The Rare Nut should be
right there. For this Rare Nut you get a AP Up.
Rare Nut 5
-To find the last Rare Nut go to the seesaw again and have Roo launch you into
the air. From there look to the left. You will see the Rare Nut in a tree
across from Sora. Glide (or Super Glide) over to the tree and get the last
nut.
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C. Miscelaneous floaters <MF>
Some items are just.. there, to be found!!
I. One-time only [OtO]
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II. Perpetual [Prp]
Potions: try pulling up the pumpkins and cabbages at Rabbits vegatable garden.
An average of one out of every seventh pumpkin\cabbiage leaves a potion,
sometimes an ether.
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This section is where anything and everything not ESSENTIAL for completion of
100 Acre Wood (note that 'completion' includes items) or which we couldn't find
any other logical place of the FAQ to place goes. It may be mentioned earlier,
however, if we deem it worthy or important enough to be mentioned a second time
for more eyes to see... Be sure to e-mail either of us if you think of or
discover something (full credit ofcourse)!! ~have fun~
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A. Increase in Altitude while soaring over main book pages <IA>
When you appear small immediately after having entered the book (or left an
area of it), take yourself to either the top-left or top-right corner (as these
are the two highest points of the book's exposed surface). From there, jump up
(circle) and Glide (circle again); when you are in the air, you can actually
'fly' so-to-speak in that you can climb in altitude. This is done by pulling
down on the left analog stick. You can also descend more rappidly by pushing up
on it. Using this method and with practice, you can stay aloft in here for,
theoretically, an indefinite amount of time!! NOTE: this does not work well
with Superglide.
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B. Jump over Wall located at the Muddy Path <JoW>
(See also 'choice B' found early in the MP walkthrough and STRATEGY NOTE
directly following 'Additional Advice': ¿7.G.I)
You know how when you play Pooh's Muddy Path, the game wants you to jump into
that circular well out of which air is spurting, to get ontop of the ground up
there?? Well, there is an EASIER and FASTER way to, a way which seems like (and
probably is, considering that the game-designers mostly likely didn't intend
for this *glitch* to exist) cheating, to get up there. This easier, quicker way
is executed by standing near the middle of the wall--where Pooh is carried
over--with Sora's face as close to it as possible. Then, high-jump up (yes, you
need High Jump for it to work), and at your PEAK HEIGHT swing your keyblade.
Immediately after swinging it, if done correctly, you should land smoothly and
barely onto the edge of the ground up here.
Using this strategy, when executed smoothly (which isn't hard to do with a
little bit of practice), you can get on top of the ground a mere two seconds
after Pooh graces it with his bottom paws, compared to a whopping ten seconds
if you choose to reach him by leaping into the well.
Also, you can use this *glitch* to scope out the far corners of Muddy Path when
you're not even being timed!! A real treat this *glitch* is..
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Innitially took up FAQ on March 10th, '05.
Submitted to GameFAQs.com on 27/03/05.
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